Here is an overview of projects at the Norwegian Institute of Public Health. You can sort or search among ongoing or concluded projects.
The purpose of this systematic review is to investigate effects of remote patient monitoring of adults with non-communicable chronic diseases regarding use of resources in the primary and specialist healthcare services.
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What are the effects of remote patient monitoring on chronically ill patients’ health outcomes and their use of health and welfare services?
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The Norwegian Directorate of Health has commissioned the Norwegian Institute of Public Health to contribute to the National Quality Indicator System in Norway.
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Our aim is to understand the role of mental health in the reproduction of socioeconomic differences.
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The main aim of the project is to understand the health consequences of changes in fertility patterns and partner disruption.
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The NIPH will map the research on measures to reduce the rate of long-term and/or frequent sickness absence, and hence the rate of people who are outside the labour force.
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Our aim is to understand the basic biology behind asthma better, with the aim of better preventive actions in the future.
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In this research project we aim to link data from several large national registries in order to describe what characterises patients with mental disorders who end their life by suicide.
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Understanding human exposure and health hazard of micro- and nanoplastic contaminants in our environment
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This Health Technology Assessment will evaluate safety, effectiveness, diagnostic accuracy and cost-effectiveness of blood-based tests for women with suspected pre-eclampsia after 20 weeks' gestation.
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The SCOPE project will provide new and essential information on COVID-19-related risks to pregnant women and their newborns.
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The Norwegian Institute of Public Health was commissioned by the Ordering Forum, New Methods to perform a health technology assessment of a screening program for pregnant women in gestational week 11-14.
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What is the effect of empirical combination treatment with antibiotics compared with monotherapy for adult patients with septic shock caused by an unknown pathogen of unknown origin?
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We will carry out a seroepidemiological study in the Norwegian population to map the immune status against Bordetella pertussis in the population.
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SeroSelectTB is a multinational project coordinated by the Norwegian Institute of Public Health.
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This project will study the short- and long-term effects of severe sickness on family members.
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Information from this project will help to improve the use of Smittestopp during the COVID-19 outbreak.
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The study aims to evaluate the data quality of smoking habits over time and to describe national and regional trends in smoking prevalence in all pregnant women in Norway since 1999.
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We will study whether SMS-invitations lead to a higher response rate than invitation by e-mail, in a survey of Norwegian students at higher learning institutions.
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